Idaho Is Coming Into Its Own Says Tribune Special
Boise December 9 Idaho shows optimism as leaders gather to form a state chamber of commerce and prepare an Idaho exhibit for the Pacific Northwest Exposition in New York City. Governor Moore urges honest advertising and keeping Idaho homes in order before inviting new settlers while praising prosperous farms and crop prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
State Chamber of Commerce
New York City
M. Bo Yeaman
C C. C. Moore
Coast Capital Representative Visits Idaho Mining Property
An engineer representing a Portland capitalist travels via Boise to Mountain Home on inspection of the Rocky Bar mine. The Good Samaritan mine owned by Kilmer Towne is under a wooder lease to the Portland company. A large crew works on cleaning and tunneling planned to reach ore at depth amid revived activity in the district including Wild West and Red Warrior claims.
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Vmsune
Boise
Vdortland
Ucoise
Mountain Home
Rocky Bar
Good Samaritan
Kilmer Towne
Portland
State Educational Board Meets First of January in Boise
Miss Ethel B tedfield state commissioner of education called a meeting of heads of all state educational institutions for January 1 in Boise. A conference with the state budget officer will discuss funds for the next biennium and other school matters. Educators will be in Boise for the state teachers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Educational Board
Boise
Ethel B. Tedfield
Counties Line Up for District Fair
Blackfoot and Madison County towns push to join the District Fair district. Teton and Oneida counties have petitions nearly ready and more counties south and west are being contacted. A January meeting will arrange county signer lists and the circuit race plans for the next fair.
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Blackfoot
Dee
T. J. Jennett
District Fair Association
Hanncock
Madison County
Bennett
Oneida County
Lions Club
Malad
Club of Commerce
Preston
Franklin County
Teton County
Wear Lake
Caribou
Power
Salt Lake City
Jewiston
Pocatello
Canal Companies Reach Agreement in Twin Falls
North Side Canal company and Twin Falls Canal company directors approve a joint plan allowing American Falls reservoir district No. 2 to divert 1 600 second feet of storage water from American Falls reservoir to lands near Shoshone and Gooding via Milner dam. District to pay a pro rata share of dam and maintenance costs totaling 142 670 and 757 936 dollars respectively.
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Twin Falls
North Side Canal Company
Twin Falls Canal Company
American Falls
American Pathe
Shoshone
Milner Dam
Blackfoot Elks Dinner Showcased Elk Meal and New Members
Blackfoot Lodge No. 1416 held an elk dinner before its meeting. Ernest Nugent brought a tender elk, cooked by Hooper, for 75 members with music by a local orchestra. Five new members were welcomed, two applications approved, two more pending, and 49 new members since April. The welfare committee plans aid for needy families across mid district and Lost River area.
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Blackfoot
B. P.O. BK
Ernest Nugent
Hooper
Odi Fellows Hall
Darwin Simmons
Simmons
Wayne Thoreson
Wayne ‘Thorson
Elden Miller
Welfare Committee
Pocatello
Idaho
Mackay and Arco
Lost River Territory
No Decision Reached Awarding Franchises
Twin Falls December 9 AP no decision on awarding the franchise for a rim to rim bridge over Snake River canyon at Blue Lakes by Jerome and Twin Falls counties after a two day session adjourned to reconvene next Thursday. Applicants were asked to present their position on a plan for periodic toll adjustments to limit earnings to a proportion of costs.
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Twin Falls
Snake River Canyon
Blue Lakes
Jerome
Blackfoot Man Sentenced After Traffic Conviction
James Pasta of Focatello was convicted in Judge Adair's court a week earlier for traffic law violations. He received a $10 fine, court costs, and a 30 day sentence to Bingham county jail.
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Blackfoot
James Pasta
Focatello
Adair
Bingham County
Married Monday ceremony ties Wapello and Blackfeet
Christian P. Anderson of Wapello and Zina Hopkine of Blackfeet were married by District Judge J. B. Good on December 7 in Blackfeet. The Tribune Special notes the couple, wedding date, and officiant.
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Tribune
Blackfeet
Christian P. Anderson
Wapello
Zina Hopkine
Blackfoet
J. BE. Good
Ewes for sale in Cokeville Wyoming
J W Thomson offers 5000 breeding ewes or any portion for sale in Cokeville Wyoming. Contact details included.
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J. W. Thomson
Cokeville
Wyo
Budget increase largely due to postal service costs and veterans aid
The 1927 federal budget estimate totals 4.896 billion dollars, up 160.08 million. Major rises fund the postal service under new wage schedules and rates, and the veterans bureau to cover soldier bonus needs. The post office department gains 103.8 million, the veterans bureau 53.27 million, with smaller boosts for military aviation and agriculture.
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Washington
Dec
Coolidge
Postal Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Post Office Department
Army
Navy
Shipping Board
Department of Agriculture
Treasury
Congress
Budget Bureau
Marine Corps
War Department
Mississippi
Army Air Service
Treasury Department
Coast Guard
Interior Department
Veterana Bureau
Department of Justice
Civil Services Commission
Compensation Commission
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Federal Trade Commission
General Accounting Office
Housing Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tariff Commission
Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Co Orp
Smithsonian Institution & Nat’l] Museum
Bureau
United States Veterans
Department of Commerce
Department of Ie
Eae
Department of Labor
Navy Department
State Department
Panama “Canal District of Columbia
Treasury and Postal Service
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Maine Fiddler Grandpa Mellie Dunham Shown In Detroit
Grandpa Mellie Dunham Maine's champion fiddler and wife Emma travel to Detroit to perform for Henry Ford. Dressed in rugged outdoor attire, the pair were greeted kindly in Montreal before continuing their journey, marking their first big city visit with a hotel reception and city tour.
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Montreal
Mellie Dunham
Maine
Mellie
Local Notes and Club Refreshments in McCammon
Mrs Hefiot Riddle returns home from Green River Wyoming after a week visiting relatives. Five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Orgill treated for appendicitis at Pocatello hospital. operation not performed and condition improving. Mrs J W Howsey hosts McCammon Bridge club with high score to Mrs Edward Murphy. Christian Endeavor reports a well attended chicken supper boosting church treasury. Woodman Camp elects officers for the coming year and initiates two new members O L Shepard and Henry Erickson. Officers include Paul J Watts venerable consul M Rich, worthy advisor. Paul Nash clerk. James W Scott banker. Lunch follows meeting. attendance strong and order interest renewed.
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McCammone
Hefiot Riddle
Green River
Wyoming
Sam Orgill
Pocatello Hospital
J. W. ‘Lowsey
McCammon Bridge Club
South McCammon
Edward Murphy
Calvin Cragg
J. C. Gibbs
Franklin Wells
Paul Nash
Mary Nash
W. S. Wates
Janice Lowe
Ruth Lappin
Woodman
O. L. Shepard
Henry Erickson
Paul J. Watts
Consu
Il. M. Rich
James W. Scott
Alfred Lerche
Mons Obhray
Edward Owens
Jared Green
James Larsen
L. Shepard
S’r. J. M. Waste
Harold Green
Forrester
J. P. Whitney
Birth and Funeral Record From Soda Springs
A girl born Saturday December 65 to Mr and Mrs George Corton lived only twenty four hours. The funeral was held Monday. Visitors included A W Caine from Logan Mrs M A Thomas and Mr Hempel from Soda Point L B E Berg and J L Mott from Salake attending to business. R A Sullivan from Montpelier and Mrs Sylvia Moreton from Grace hospital patient recuperating after appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson from Georgetown visited relatives. FE Smith from Salt Lake attended to business. Mr and Mrs E Nighman of Conda returned from a three weeks automobile trip in southern California.
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Soda Springs
George Corton
Hell
A. W. Caine
Logan
M. A. Thomas
Mr Hempel
Soda Point
L. BE. Berg
J. L. Mott
Salake
R. A. Sullivan
Montpelier
Sylvia Moreton
Grace
Robert Anderson
Georgetown
FE. Smith
Salt Lake
Card of Thanks for Mary N Binartis
I thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during the sickness and death of my wife and our mother Mrs. Mary N Binartis. N. A. Binarts and son Jimmie.
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Mary N Binartis
N. A. Binarts
Jimmie
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health for Digestive Ailments
The ad claims a happy disposition comes from a healthy liver stomach and digestive tract. It touts a simple harmless remedy that removes catarrh and calms stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis.
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Mayr
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